Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins arriving at the 2003 Academy Awards. The day before, they had taken part in an antiwar protest.
Dick Van Dyke, left, and Julie Andrews, right, starred in “Mary Poppins,” which originally received a “U,” or universal, rating in Britain.
The singer Pankaj Udhas at an award ceremony in Mumbai last year.
A view of Chennai, a city in southern India, and the principal residence of the film director M. Manikandan. Unfortunately, his absence from his country home gave thieves an opportunity.
A stage production of the film “The Shawshank Redemption,” cast with Western actors speaking fluent Mandarin Chinese, opened in Beijing in January.
Jack Jennings was drafted into the British Army and sent to Singapore to fight the Japanese. Weeks later, Britain surrendered the island and Mr. Jennings was taken prisoner.
The short features available on the app ReelShort range from romance to revenge to soap opera-esque.
Gérard Depardieu, 75, has denied any wrongdoing, and he has not been convicted in connection with any of the accusations against him.
Netflix pulled a movie that some Hindus considered hurtful.
Jerry Calà, who played a piano bar singer in the 1983 Italian comedy “Christmas Holiday,” during a celebration this month in Cortina, Italy.
Lee Sun-kyun arriving at a police station for questioning over accusations of illegal drug use in Incheon, South Korea, last week.
A poster for “Kaathal” in Kochi, a city in the state of Kerala in southern India.
“Oppenheimer” has since grossed nearly $1 billion in box office sales worldwide, but the film has not yet been screened in Japan.
The exhibition included a myriad of Middle-earth-themed objects, including a “Lord of the Rings”-themed pinball machine and sculptures of hobbits.
Dariush Mehrjui, left, on the set of his movie “The Pear Tree” in Tehran in the late 1990s.